My English teacher (utd fan) was slashed from his armpit to his hip by a scouser in the 1985 fa cup semi final after the match. Completely changed him as a person, went from being a cool young down with the kids teacher to being serious and moody and losing his rag a lot as I remember.
@@johnholmes8178 Agree 100%. Anyone who says that these people do not attack 'scarfers' (those who are ordinary law-abiding fans) is in cloud-cuckoo land.
Everton fc gwladys Street end scallies 100pc scouse and proud of it Manchester is full of shithouses, always play the numbers game to their advantage, until it comes on top,like it did in Everton Valley 2005,then they complain they where outnumbered, in reality they hid behind the bizzies, shiting themselves because of the size and evilness of the c.r.c after the game,they got absolutely twatted, grown men crying and cowering down, utd really let themselves down that night, even claimed there where kopites with us,fuckin kopites!!,they'd have got slapped harder than the mancs, murdering red bastards justice for the heysel 39 u.t.f.t.1878 c.r.c 💙🇮🇪
I saw Man Utds mob at the 1985 FA cup final , walking round towards the Everton end a couple of minutes before the final whistle , by far the biggest mob I've ever seen , they were impressive with a lot of handy looking guys .
I was at the Goodison semi in 85 too. The most violence I have ever seen at any football match, kick offs all over Woodison. Great game too. Great days ❤️⚽️ MIB's Mancs In Bermo's 😉
I was at this game. The fight was on the pitch when the Rangers fans left the scoreboard and United fans from the stretford end met them halfway. I used to stand in the stretford paddock. The main trouble was in Piccadilly Gardens after the game.
Correct. I was in the Stretford end. Left side of the tunnel. The rangers never took the Stretford. Remember 2 Reds running on the pitch and burning a rangers scarf😅😅
@@billsmith2696 fair play mate ,most people know if your looking for it ,come in united road stand I used to be there often with arny lads qlrs ,kings lancs regiment are all reds.
I was at that game in the Stretford End and Rangers supporters were laughed at for their idiocy. I have attended games throughout 70's and 80's. Interesting times!
I was a kid at a Man Utd Liverpool game with my Dad and his mates in about 82/ 83 and a fight broke out outside old Trafford and I saw a disposable red Stanley knife fall to the ground. Still can see that in my mind to this day. I wasn’t scared coz I was with my Dad and his mates I actually thought it was exciting but when you hear about people getting slashed up you realise how crazy a time that was.
Was at a Man Utd Boro game in about 97. Me and my Dad was getting on the tram after the game and there was a few boro lads about 4 as the tram pulled into Piccadilly there was a about 20 Utd lads ready for them the doors pulled open and Utd came into the tram and tag teamed the boro lads me and my Dad was standing on the seats trying to get out the way of it, women were screaming but those for boro lads held those those 20 Utd lads for about 5 minutes. After it finished one of the Utd lads came back over and shook the boro lads hands out of respect.
I was at the boro game when the 2 people lost their lives. We were in the Utd end and a mob of boro were outside beckoning for us to come out and fight them. You could see over the wall from the Clive road end. We all ran down the stairs into the courtyard to get out to them but the big gates were locked .utd fans were asking the police to open the gates but they refused so everyone just pushed at the gates and unfortunately the pillars holding them up gave way and crushed the 2 people. The boro fans legged it chased by the Utd fans who didn’t know what had happened.
@@mick6370that’s crap Utd stop they don’t back off I was there imo Leeds were hesitant till they saw they had good numbers on us. Small potatoes that encounter.
@@redflag8970 Yeh I was there too but that was nothing compared to 1980 unfortunately there's no footage of the carnage that day and I mean carnage before during and after the game
@@mick6370 ha your proper football bloke an staunch as they come. Ye I was at 1980 game I was around 15 went up on a coach trouble all over but I wasn’t in town before or after. Top man enjoy your posts.
Was at Hillsborough second division around 74 the match were Jim Holton broke his leg think it was 4/4 at the end ,,it was a war over 500 thrown out ,kicking off everywhere,,
was at highfield road [cov city for the older itk[holton wsas signing autographs warming up and a kerfuffle broke out..utd1 ccfc0 holton was ready to go in for a row..ah those were the days of shite fayre..holton satori and on and on
@@neilwilliams8741 There flag at tunnel on a post , were players came out , every season United fans would tear it down , used piss myself laughing about that , its a council estate now , Highfield Rd
I actually got razored there one Wednesday night , hitched it there trying take there end in stomach, honestly didn't realise until owd claret started coming out
You tried to make us answer in 1992 in the league cup semi final. We had a fight in a bar that had a gym ( or the other way round ) and even Boro program sellers were sending united scarfers to get battered by your lads in pubs. We had some good encounters - you ran us on Deansgate in 97 - we don’t deny that. But we had some good moments against you, at least you aren’t like West Ham who deny every time we’ve had the better of them.
All the old bill in the footage would all have been male and at least 5'10"..now they're all around 4' driving a rainbow car. Still a bunch of liars though
As for th comment further down British Queen get your facts right leeds got done in Manchester 3 times plenty of people will tell you that once mr the moon over water again on deansgate and mr Piccadilly
Much is made of the 1985 FA Cup Semi-Final at Goodison Park. But in my view, the 1979 Semi-Final at Goodison Park, which Man Utd won 1-0, was a far more violent encounter.
Disagree there mate. 79 was bad, but the 85 game was off the scale. It's well documented. And, yes, I was at both. They were both mental tho. Imagine if people had mobile phones back then. Minds would be blown over how bad it could get back then.
@@ivorscrotumic3556 Ok, I'll take your word for it. I was at neither event, though I did attend the first Semi-Final game in '79, which was played at Maine Road, and ended 2-2.
@@ivorscrotumic3556 yeah I was around these times and your rite ,you can try and tell fans of these days what it was like ,but to be honest it couldn't be said in words ,you had to be there to feel it and see it one of biggest laughs we had back then ,a big fight going off by the tower in blackpool us bfc ,and boro who brought around 8,000 this day there were 50 of us from our estate ,sent someone into the castle pub many people who've been to blackpool ,will know this pub anyway after we sent a couple of lads in to see ,around 300 boro came out of there and we was just over the road and we got smashed ,point being I'll never forget as we picked ourselves up off the floor ,there were two cops just leaning against a wall watched it and did fk all lol ,we made it to the match only to get in south stand lower tier ,to see boro fans getting smashed in our end second tier ,chucked down to us fencing was up then boro re grouped blood everywhere,backs to the fence said c'mon and it was like that for another few minutes,till police came in on to pitch with horses and lots of em ,they had no choice people would of ended up dead .
I agree. The 1979 Goodison semi was the worst violence I have encountered as local scallies not at the match were attacking anyone without a Scouse accent!
@@ivorscrotumic3556 was there as well both very very violent proper clashes proper hatred vietnam as big ron said on and off.a good one was nov 85 at anfield 2-1 mc grath scored early we wghere on buses from edge hill.missed the goal cockney reds gad a to do with scallies.big black sam[brentford[had them hanging off him .mad anyway we got in and ended up in the kemlyn road stand there25 were on there toes .jibbers raided the tea stand.. jan cnut molby got a 30 yard winner for all you pop picking footbal fans out there
Boro, in my humble opinion, was the most intimidating place I ever went to in the UK during the 80’s. Went to a few scary places in Europe that were probably worse than Ayresome Park but not by much.
@@Gstring81 what at ayresome park were there was only iron bars separating you ,I've been there when boro fans climbed that fencing into away end and kicked off ,if you were there in 80 s they were a match for anybody ,I've been there at other times it's a lunatic asylum Middleborough you go round the town giving it large ,see what happens .
In London most weeks they'd be some London team waiting for our train..most times we overcame them but don't get me wrong,we had some scary moments too..great,but mad days!..Cockney reds..MUFC!!
I was there that day..I agree with you it was carnage..I even had to run into a pub to get away from Scousers.. the adrenaline was definitely high that day!🤬👹
@@mickfoskett6629 Worst violence I ever saw at the game tbh. I might've been one of those Scousers that you was runnin away from. Sorry mate. Glad u didn't get done. 😀😀
@@basilfawlty8244 ..😀..yeh could have been..can't remember the name of the pub but it was a small one near goodison with red decor outside..it probably isn't even there anymore😏..I went to Liverpool and Everton many times and for me Everton had the better firm but always hairy on Merseyside luckily united always took a good strong firm and Scousers lost a lot of respect for carrying blades..stay safe pal!👹
@@mickfoskett6629 Never really went drinking down that way tbh & loads of pubs have closed. After the 78 LC final vs Forest, we got chased by a big group of mancs, at least a couple of them waving what looked like machetes around. Mancs had blades too mate, so let's not rewrite history. We had the rep (never carried a weapon meself), but the mancs weren't shy about waving the silverware around either back then. Different world at the footy back then...😀
I remember early 70s Chelsea v reds...5000 Manx in northstand...we expected some in shed but didn't happen...bout a 1000 north stand boys steamed Manx....Manx boys set off a red flare and mass fighting occured...cops eventually stopped it
ffs!🙈 mate get some basic facts right. Rangers never took the Stretford End and never even came close, i was there, and i was also at west ham in 75 and it was kicking off everywhere' it was a lovely day had by all but it wasnt the ICF we were fighting ffs, they didnt even exist in 75. And while I'm on about names of mobs' the Red Army were Never a firm and it was just a name the press gave to the massive travelling away support that utd regularly attracted. You've made loads more blatant Mistakes too but i can't be arsed rectifying them. But before i go' utd were Not the 7th best mob in England but most definitely' the 1st👊🏻 MUFC FOREVER!
It's clearly compiled by someone who doesn't particularly know much about FV but is hoping to make a few quid through its popularity. Would be more interesting if he researched FV in the lower leagues over the years.
The picture of rangers v Manchester United 2004 was actually a picture from Manchester town centre in 2008 for the uefa cup final v st Petersburg, not involving united ... They twatted each other and the police
They were a strange lot, this 'Red Army'. They ran riot in the mid 70's & when they were in the 2nd Division, thousands of them (from all over the country) would travel to the smaller towns & take them over completely. They used to brag about how many of them there where at the time. Then, when they got promoted back, they went to Goodison & got battered by thousands of blues (& reds) all the way down Scotty Rd after the game. Then they complained about being 'outnumbered'.....😂 As I say, they were a strange lot.
@@Timmys-bg2hw that's coz we didn't play Utd in '74. Muppet! It was April '75 if my memory serves me well (which it doesn't always). Also, we weren't the billy big bollux boys trying to smash up every town and city in those days. You had what was coming to you in August '74. No way were utd coming into our country, into our capitol city and taking it over, and no way were they going to 'take' the Grange End at our club. And thus it proved.
was at riverside [boro[0-0 utd were shit back then..me and mate boarded the specialfrommcr victoria200 lads no kids women oap,s..cold november,got to boro,,load cockney reds there [good tight firm loads big black lads[theyd had it already..from station to the ground 3 miles took us hour plus going off all the way..they had women throwing tea,old foggies ashtrays at us even the coppers were nuts,,highlight a salford hard man[you know who you are lowered a boro flag and a utd scarf went up..after it was mental exhausting day all round..boro top firm
always one micro moron ladies and ladies this banana brain hasnt read the comment[hes a new wave SOCCER fan middle class and that,,it was ayesome thats ayesome park you goofball...1980..id hazard you wernt even an itch in your daddys pants then..but we were bang at it week in week out..respect to the proper fronline[boro[sad if you have idiots like this bozo in your firm@@SIRDKA
The mouthy ICJ who got jumped by 20 Arsenal Herd on the tube on the way to king's cross in autumn 1999, took us for mug's, and got a good slapping🤣🤣🤣 #EIE🔴⚪🟡🐃🐂🦬🐘
seansgate 1984 remember you got picadilly traim then to oxford road thinking a walk in gthe park then next stop bang umbrella time and it was a cold sunny day i swear you got fucking wellied brolleys broken on the track..a gooner running for life towards castlefiekklds stationwith a brolley launched at him.with the balacava at west ham and the legend eddie beef pool queing a sheff blade in there pub this is 3rd on the list..icj did any other firm do as much robbing jibbing mither and madness.the best firm then
the jibbers wernt going then well not as a crew..few wre dead in jail or terroising the mediteranean..making butty[dough[was prioty you flash cockneys had tory party looking after you and daddys allowances..fact it wasnt the icj ..how do i know i was with them for years
@@neilwilliams8741 oh yes, and the same could be said for you red devil's when Johnny Hoy and his skinhead Arsenal mob used to slap you red devil oaf's out of your turtle shell's in the 60s around the street's of highbury and islington🤣🤣🤣
@@neilwilliams8741they tried to avoid coming out Piccadilly an thought they were clever but Utd mob ran to Oxford Road and caught the train. Bad day for gooners although they never admit it
Why say surprisingly dark history of Man U.When Man U were relegated in 1974 segregation at grounds only came in because hooligan United fans were on the warpath where ever they went.
@@drezlove yes I was there, I was born in 1957, I can remember the chants from Cardiff supporters about Munich and United replied with Abervan. If its any consolation to you I did get chased by a dozen Cardiff fans at about 8 o'clock in the morning outside the station, maybe that's what you were referring to.
I was at west ham man united 75, man united were battered all day long, chased out of the southbank and scared to get into any other part of the ground, ended up in the corner of the southbank being protected by the police.
Bolox batterd al day long did they tie them up an burn them with cigs Utd turned up broke the doors down fighting under the stand then the old bill made 2 lines to keep them apart did any club turn up at Old Trafford in the 70s did they frig only Chelsea in 77
Boro gets mentioned twice in this video 1980 we had it with them previous to kick off on Ayresome Park Road backwards and forwards for what seemed likes ages , IMO Boro got the better of them , the unfortune incident when the wall fell down was nothing to do with hooliganism , it was because the Man U fans where held back in the Clive Road corner and it caused a build up of pressure against the wall and unfortunately 2 genuine fans i think they where husband and wife lost their lives , the worst violence i was ever involved in at Ayresome Park was against Sunderland in 1981 fucking mental that day , but the best firm i ever seen at Ayresome Park man to man was West Ham , not many in number but they where game as fuck IMO. The second mention of Boro was at The Riverside all game as fuck but the Police had it sorted that day really
I was at the game and it was caused by a lot of boro fans outside the Clive road giving it large. The Utd fans tried to get out of the ground to have it with them but the police tried to keep them back, the Utd fans then pushed the police aside and started to push on the big gates keeping us in and the force made the concrete supports holding the gates to give way crushing the people walking past. The boro fans then scattered and were chased up the side streets by the Utd fans. I only found our people had died the next day. Tragic.
2 Boro were a tragic accident not involving any fighting where a wall fell on a couple killing them. The Palace fan was involved in a brawl in Wallsall before a game @ Villa Park v United. Very, very different to 39 people losing their life because of a massed riot!!! No-one should lose their life at football. RIP.
United invaded teams so it was a numbers game with them but the cockney reds were ok but the 75 match they got battered I saw united fans getting badged with hammers and all sorts of things, in the ground the chicken run Boys and Mile end along with us essex boys drove them onto the pitch we went on the pitch as well more not to get nicked than after them and they walked round to West Side jumped in there as we also did cos a firm of Essex skins were in there and it was right off in there I had me jean jacket ripped off me it was the cockney reds we were outnumbered and to be fair they kept coming back at us, After the game they were the only ones who stood, up near the boleyn but we had a great firm out that day and they did not last long, they were one firm who did show up regularly at our place. The boat thing is talked about a lot but no mention of the boat before, plenty of offs on that one old bill kept us on the boat so as they could get away.
It was a Monday which was unheard of back then but that’s no excuse when Millwall went to Old Trafford they got ran from Piccadilly and hide in an old fire station
@@mickharrison9004 yeah the late 80s saw each side score big off the pitch wins,loads of weapons used by each side,but that's the way it was in those days,2 big fuck off sets of fans,good luck to you and the front line boys 👍
west ham 1975 about 20 west ham entered the south stand looking for a ruck and they got one, fighting between the two mobs went on for 10 mins, west ham thinking they had won start singing knees up mother brown, only to be attacked by more united who made their way to west ham mob, west ham getting battered, police arrived separated the two set and eject the battered west ham mob, fact
Definitely the scruffiest supporters in England! Still wearing flairs, platform wellies and shirt collars you could take off in, with a stiff breeze.....Bunch of silly mankers! COYG ... UTA
Was at Upton Park that day in 75...west ham definitely got the better of man utd no question...west ham were well firmed up and thousands of man u left well before the end because they'd had enough
@@clario2178 WHU occupied the center of the away end which shows WHU had taken the away end. In those days UP was lethal takes some balls to go into the away end with 1000s away fans...Noone except WHU would do that on a regular basis , this coming from Spurs
ManU in the 70s was the biggest draw for all clubs, in those days the media built up The Cockney Reds...BTW that photo purporting to show ManU in Boltoms end is ManU being steamed out of NB Highbury 76 without a fight
@@daveankerr8786 I was just asking how effective you would be without your London support?..Tony O Neil in his book says you were getting battered Cardiff 75 until the train with Cockney Reds pulled in ?
Watched a YT clip from 22 season. Leeds outnumbered ManU and chased and slapped the Mancs in Manchester Town center...seems ManU dont have a firm these days?
@Timmys pictures don't lie ..didn't need to be there .clip shows Leeds breaking away chasing outnumbered Mancs one of whom is caught and set upon... saw no Manc ambush?
@@RS__7 R U saying because 2 fellas have red hoodies they are Utd? Because one of the fellas running also has red on. This clip is part of a Leeds clip . Whoever is on the right comes on top.
The police rounded up Utd’s lads and a about 30 odd got through not exactly a result if you would of meet the main mob it would of been a different story simple had a good 450 out at St. John’s no sign of the bin dippers then
@@daveankerr8786 fucked by the crowd,Everton fc gwladys Street end scallies you hid behind the bizzies Munich shithouses, at least the bizzies had a go,58
@@daveankerr8786 go away you fool by the time you reached town most of your lads where in the Royal Liverpool hospital getting their wounds stitched Munich cunts
@@daveankerr8786 here lad heres a question for you,and think about your answer,how come only 30 to 40 of your boys broke the police escort while that same police escort was getting bricked and bottled to fuck? the police where in no position to stop your boys having a go,they didn't they just shat their kicks and got one hell of a hiding, you let yourselves down...badly
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My English teacher (utd fan) was slashed from his armpit to his hip by a scouser in the 1985 fa cup semi final after the match. Completely changed him as a person, went from being a cool young down with the kids teacher to being serious and moody and losing his rag a lot as I remember.
Horrific story. A salutary reminder to all those who are fond of referring to the hooligan era as the 'good ol' days'.
@@johnholmes8178 Agree 100%. Anyone who says that these people do not attack 'scarfers' (those who are ordinary law-abiding fans) is in cloud-cuckoo land.
Loads used to be picked off
@Mark Angus my teacher was a scarfer and obvious by the way he looked that he wasn't a casual.
Everton fc gwladys Street end scallies 100pc scouse and proud of it Manchester is full of shithouses, always play the numbers game to their advantage, until it comes on top,like it did in Everton Valley 2005,then they complain they where outnumbered, in reality they hid behind the bizzies, shiting themselves because of the size and evilness of the c.r.c after the game,they got absolutely twatted, grown men crying and cowering down, utd really let themselves down that night, even claimed there where kopites with us,fuckin kopites!!,they'd have got slapped harder than the mancs, murdering red bastards justice for the heysel 39 u.t.f.t.1878 c.r.c 💙🇮🇪
I saw Man Utds mob at the 1985 FA cup final , walking round towards the Everton end a couple of minutes before the final whistle , by far the biggest mob I've ever seen , they were impressive with a lot of handy looking guys .
And what happened?
@@anthonycollins5305 nothing just numbers
I was at the Goodison semi in 85 too. The most violence I have ever seen at any football match, kick offs all over Woodison. Great game too. Great days ❤️⚽️ MIB's Mancs In Bermo's 😉
wooodison? is that the first purpose built football stadium in the world your talking about? wash your mouth out la
@@lennon1482 🤣🤣 pardon me laa, another "first" for the mighty blue strawclutchers 🙈
Was it both Liverpool, Everton v United after
@@joanofarc708 don't think so. That Everton Valley episode was supposed to be Liverpool & Everton I heard.
@Marty united got battered that night , over 200 v 50 I heard
I was at this game. The fight was on the pitch when the Rangers fans left the scoreboard and United fans from the stretford end met them halfway. I used to stand in the stretford paddock. The main trouble was in Piccadilly Gardens after the game.
Exactly correct👌🏻
And all the Rangers fans were pissed up😂
It was fun that day though' and much enjoyed.
I was one of the red army back in the day....neither proud or ashamed....it was what it was
in a heartbeat
Killing people disgusting
@@alishour5519 77 killed French people
Ali get you're cock out of Andy's mouth. It wasn't United that murdered 39 Italians
And thier own
Great times with united 80s/90s
Loads of different firms all clued up.
Hated by everyone as it should be
Rangers never took the Stretford End, there was a battle on the pitch and outside,some rangers fans were in the paddock next to the Stretford End.
Correct. I was in the Stretford end. Left side of the tunnel. The rangers never took the Stretford. Remember 2 Reds running on the pitch and burning a rangers scarf😅😅
Comma comma comma united road .
@@mickharrison9004 That's just what I was thinking!
@@billsmith2696 fair play mate ,most people know if your looking for it ,come in united road stand I used to be there often with arny lads qlrs ,kings lancs regiment are all reds.
I was at that game in the Stretford End and Rangers supporters were laughed at for their idiocy. I have attended games throughout 70's and 80's. Interesting times!
I was a kid at a Man Utd Liverpool game with my Dad and his mates in about 82/ 83 and a fight broke out outside old Trafford and I saw a disposable red Stanley knife fall to the ground. Still can see that in my mind to this day. I wasn’t scared coz I was with my Dad and his mates I actually thought it was exciting but when you hear about people getting slashed up you realise how crazy a time that was.
Late 80s 90s and early noughties a top firm from what I remember. Could get big numbers too.
Still a top firm now. You not see the blacked out mob we took to leeds last season?
Was at a Man Utd Boro game in about 97. Me and my Dad was getting on the tram after the game and there was a few boro lads about 4 as the tram pulled into Piccadilly there was a about 20 Utd lads ready for them the doors pulled open and Utd came into the tram and tag teamed the boro lads me and my Dad was standing on the seats trying to get out the way of it, women were screaming but those for boro lads held those those 20 Utd lads for about 5 minutes. After it finished one of the Utd lads came back over and shook the boro lads hands out of respect.
It was a Bolton fan that stabbed a Blackpool fan to death in 1974, not Man Utd
Nothing to brag about mate
Stabbed karl in his back the shit bags#utmp
@@rayb3065 bragging? just pointing out their mistake
Their was no ICF in 1975
Think he means 85?
ICF I Cant Fight lol
R.i.p to the Middlesbrough fans
I was at the boro game when the 2 people lost their lives. We were in the Utd end and a mob of boro were outside beckoning for us to come out and fight them. You could see over the wall from the Clive road end. We all ran down the stairs into the courtyard to get out to them but the big gates were locked .utd fans were asking the police to open the gates but they refused so everyone just pushed at the gates and unfortunately the pillars holding them up gave way and crushed the 2 people. The boro fans legged it chased by the Utd fans who didn’t know what had happened.
remember the icf running from man utd on tv documentary hooligan and in 1975 they never came to old trafford
It was in 85 cup tie..icf got run into a pub before the game,after the game united smashed em in Warwick road!🤨👹
Tony O'Neil is on TH-cam! Webby & Oneill. Top fella
He backed off and turned round on Boar lane at Leeds in 97
@@mick6370that’s crap Utd stop they don’t back off I was there imo Leeds were hesitant till they saw they had good numbers on us. Small potatoes that encounter.
@@redflag8970 Yeh I was there too but that was nothing compared to 1980 unfortunately there's no footage of the carnage that day and I mean carnage before during and after the game
@@mick6370 ha your proper football bloke an staunch as they come. Ye I was at 1980 game I was around 15 went up on a coach trouble all over but I wasn’t in town before or after. Top man enjoy your posts.
Was at Hillsborough second division around 74 the match were Jim Holton broke his leg think it was 4/4 at the end ,,it was a war over 500 thrown out ,kicking off everywhere,,
My mate Gary Riley chucked a Wednesday fan out of stands during that match for laughing at Big Jim's injury think we was 30 foot up 👆
was at highfield road [cov city for the older itk[holton wsas signing autographs warming up and a kerfuffle broke out..utd1 ccfc0 holton was ready to go in for a row..ah those were the days of shite fayre..holton satori and on and on
@@neilwilliams8741 There flag at tunnel on a post , were players came out , every season United fans would tear it down , used piss myself laughing about that , its a council estate now , Highfield Rd
Was first time ever I'd sat in a seat, god did it kick off young man
I actually got razored there one Wednesday night , hitched it there trying take there end in stomach, honestly didn't realise until owd claret started coming out
The Ayresome Park Disaster never gets mentioned! Two killed and many injured and didn't have to answer to anyone 🤮
You tried to make us answer in 1992 in the league cup semi final. We had a fight in a bar that had a gym ( or the other way round ) and even Boro program sellers were sending united scarfers to get battered by your lads in pubs.
We had some good encounters - you ran us on Deansgate in 97 - we don’t deny that.
But we had some good moments against you, at least you aren’t like West Ham who deny every time we’ve had the better of them.
All the old bill in the footage would all have been male and at least 5'10"..now they're all around 4' driving a rainbow car. Still a bunch of liars though
The reason fences were erected at English football grounds, rioting week after week at Man U away games.
I went to the FA Cup S/F v Liverpool at Goodison, really nasty one golf balls with nails in them
As for th comment further down British Queen get your facts right leeds got done in Manchester 3 times plenty of people will tell you that once mr the moon over water again on deansgate and mr Piccadilly
Much is made of the 1985 FA Cup Semi-Final at Goodison Park. But in my view, the 1979 Semi-Final at Goodison Park, which Man Utd won 1-0, was a far more violent encounter.
Disagree there mate. 79 was bad, but the 85 game was off the scale. It's well documented. And, yes, I was at both. They were both mental tho. Imagine if people had mobile phones back then. Minds would be blown over how bad it could get back then.
@@ivorscrotumic3556 Ok, I'll take your word for it. I was at neither event, though I did attend the first Semi-Final game in '79, which was played at Maine Road, and ended 2-2.
@@ivorscrotumic3556 yeah I was around these times and your rite ,you can try and tell fans of these days what it was like ,but to be honest it couldn't be said in words ,you had to be there to feel it and see it one of biggest laughs we had back then ,a big fight going off by the tower in blackpool us bfc ,and boro who brought around 8,000 this day there were 50 of us from our estate ,sent someone into the castle pub many people who've been to blackpool ,will know this pub anyway after we sent a couple of lads in to see ,around 300 boro came out of there and we was just over the road and we got smashed ,point being I'll never forget as we picked ourselves up off the floor ,there were two cops just leaning against a wall watched it and did fk all lol ,we made it to the match only to get in south stand lower tier ,to see boro fans getting smashed in our end second tier ,chucked down to us fencing was up then boro re grouped blood everywhere,backs to the fence said c'mon and it was like that for another few minutes,till police came in on to pitch with horses and lots of em ,they had no choice people would of ended up dead .
I agree. The 1979 Goodison semi was the worst violence I have encountered as local scallies not at the match were attacking anyone without a Scouse accent!
@@ivorscrotumic3556 was there as well both very very violent proper clashes proper hatred vietnam as big ron said on and off.a good one was nov 85 at anfield 2-1 mc grath scored early we wghere on buses from edge hill.missed the goal cockney reds gad a to do with scallies.big black sam[brentford[had them hanging off him .mad anyway we got in and ended up in the kemlyn road stand there25 were on there toes .jibbers raided the tea stand.. jan cnut molby got a 30 yard winner for all you pop picking footbal fans out there
Definitely 79 was mental. We had it with the cutters were our coaches were parked next to zStanley Park.
Boro, in my humble opinion, was the most intimidating place I ever went to in the UK during the 80’s. Went to a few scary places in Europe that were probably worse than Ayresome Park but not by much.
Been there quite a few times and Utd always gave it to them.they always acted up till we got outside. Utd always had a good following going there.
Sheff Utd too a naughty place & Leeds scum
I’ve been up there 3 times with United and they have Never shown their face
Ok
@@Gstring81 what at ayresome park were there was only iron bars separating you ,I've been there when boro fans climbed that fencing into away end and kicked off ,if you were there in 80 s they were a match for anybody ,I've been there at other times it's a lunatic asylum Middleborough you go round the town giving it large ,see what happens .
Good video but some sharper editing would not go amiss.
Cockney Reds gave great battles in the 70's.
In London most weeks they'd be some London team waiting for our train..most times we overcame them but don't get me wrong,we had some scary moments too..great,but mad days!..Cockney reds..MUFC!!
MUFC men in black hated but rated
Liverpool v Manchester United Goodison Park fa cup semi final 1985 pure evil off the pitch that day .
I was there that day..I agree with you it was carnage..I even had to run into a pub to get away from Scousers.. the adrenaline was definitely high that day!🤬👹
@@mickfoskett6629 Worst violence I ever saw at the game tbh. I might've been one of those Scousers that you was runnin away from. Sorry mate.
Glad u didn't get done. 😀😀
You'd have been right at the centre of that, with the Rd End lads then...?? 😀
@@basilfawlty8244 ..😀..yeh could have been..can't remember the name of the pub but it was a small one near goodison with red decor outside..it probably isn't even there anymore😏..I went to Liverpool and Everton many times and for me Everton had the better firm but always hairy on Merseyside luckily united always took a good strong firm and Scousers lost a lot of respect for carrying blades..stay safe pal!👹
@@mickfoskett6629 Never really went drinking down that way tbh & loads of pubs have closed.
After the 78 LC final vs Forest, we got chased by a big group of mancs, at least a couple of them waving what looked like machetes around. Mancs had blades too mate, so let's not rewrite history. We had the rep (never carried a weapon meself), but the mancs weren't shy about waving the silverware around either back then.
Different world at the footy back then...😀
Red army. Badly chosen name during the cold war😂
I’ve noticed that nobody ever talks about United at home games😂 United away fans are the best, I suppose.
Not much to talk about as no away fans came to o/t til about 77🙄👹
What about combat 18 or Rangers vs Celtic ?
Was at every one of them except the West Ham game in 1967.
Bay city rollers I remember one of them with a dart sticking out of his head at Anfield
I remember early 70s Chelsea v reds...5000 Manx in northstand...we expected some in shed but didn't happen...bout a 1000 north stand boys steamed Manx....Manx boys set off a red flare and mass fighting occured...cops eventually stopped it
ffs!🙈 mate get some basic facts right. Rangers never took the Stretford End and never even came close, i was there, and i was also at west ham in 75 and it was kicking off everywhere' it was a lovely day had by all but it wasnt the ICF we were fighting ffs, they didnt even exist in 75. And while I'm on about names of mobs' the Red Army were Never a firm and it was just a name the press gave to the massive travelling away support that utd regularly attracted.
You've made loads more blatant Mistakes too but i can't be arsed rectifying them.
But before i go' utd were Not the 7th best mob in England but most definitely' the 1st👊🏻
MUFC FOREVER!
Correct Mr Glynn, the South Bank was led by 'the Mile End' at that time. MU turned up but were in trouble all day.
Cockney Reds formidable force especially 1970s would take on anyone.
It's clearly compiled by someone who doesn't particularly know much about FV but is hoping to make a few quid through its popularity. Would be more interesting if he researched FV in the lower leagues over the years.
@@johndean4765 Salford Reds' even better👊🏻
Well said Dave,hope you're well mate!😉👹
No way. The Blackpool kid was killed by BOLTON mob. Get your bloody facts right.👹
you must be so proud
The picture of rangers v Manchester United 2004 was actually a picture from Manchester town centre in 2008 for the uefa cup final v st Petersburg, not involving united ... They twatted each other and the police
Yeh wrong picture,the incident involving UTD was the MIB taking over paisley road west in 2003,rangers no show
The vid is full of such mistakes. Obviously made by someone that dont know fk all🙈
ICF wasnt even about in 75 it was the mile end mob in those days
Bay City Rollers concerts were always packed out with Man U fans.
Is that supposed to be funny you barmcake
They were a strange lot, this 'Red Army'. They ran riot in the mid 70's & when they were in the 2nd Division, thousands of them (from all over the country) would travel to the smaller towns & take them over completely. They used to brag about how many of them there where at the time. Then, when they got promoted back, they went to Goodison & got battered by thousands of blues (& reds) all the way down Scotty Rd after the game.
Then they complained about being 'outnumbered'.....😂
As I say, they were a strange lot.
They never turned up at Millwall in 74 fact
They certainly got battered in their 2nd Division days when they came to Cardiff in August '74 and run out of town
@@Walesktf yes I remember seeing that inthe press
@@Timmys-bg2hw that's coz we didn't play Utd in '74. Muppet! It was April '75 if my memory serves me well (which it doesn't always). Also, we weren't the billy big bollux boys trying to smash up every town and city in those days. You had what was coming to you in August '74. No way were utd coming into our country, into our capitol city and taking it over, and no way were they going to 'take' the Grange End at our club. And thus it proved.
@Timmys that's funny we sold our tickets out your lot smashed up your train so you did not turn up and what happened to the Cockney red no show
was at riverside [boro[0-0 utd were shit back then..me and mate boarded the specialfrommcr victoria200 lads no kids women oap,s..cold november,got to boro,,load cockney reds there [good tight firm loads big black lads[theyd had it already..from station to the ground 3 miles took us hour plus going off all the way..they had women throwing tea,old foggies ashtrays at us even the coppers were nuts,,highlight a salford hard man[you know who you are lowered a boro flag and a utd scarf went up..after it was mental exhausting day all round..boro top firm
You must have taken a strange route,it's only 10 to 15 minutes walk from the station to the Riverside mate.
always one micro moron ladies and ladies this banana brain hasnt read the comment[hes a new wave SOCCER fan middle class and that,,it was ayesome thats ayesome park you goofball...1980..id hazard you wernt even an itch in your daddys pants then..but we were bang at it week in week out..respect to the proper fronline[boro[sad if you have idiots like this bozo in your firm@@SIRDKA
Pic at 4.41 is Derby at Shrewsbury ???
ICF ice cream firm 🐊🐊
The mouthy ICJ who got jumped by 20 Arsenal Herd on the tube on the way to king's cross in autumn 1999, took us for mug's, and got a good slapping🤣🤣🤣 #EIE🔴⚪🟡🐃🐂🦬🐘
seansgate 1984 remember you got picadilly traim then to oxford road thinking a walk in gthe park then next stop bang umbrella time and it was a cold sunny day i swear you got fucking wellied brolleys broken on the track..a gooner running for life towards castlefiekklds stationwith a brolley launched at him.with the balacava at west ham and the legend eddie beef pool queing a sheff blade in there pub this is 3rd on the list..icj did any other firm do as much robbing jibbing mither and madness.the best firm then
was romesh the p@ki with you in his short pants
the jibbers wernt going then well not as a crew..few wre dead in jail or terroising the mediteranean..making butty[dough[was prioty you flash cockneys had tory party looking after you and daddys allowances..fact it wasnt the icj ..how do i know i was with them for years
@@neilwilliams8741 oh yes, and the same could be said for you red devil's when Johnny Hoy and his skinhead Arsenal mob used to slap you red devil oaf's out of your turtle shell's in the 60s around the street's of highbury and islington🤣🤣🤣
@@neilwilliams8741they tried to avoid coming out Piccadilly an thought they were clever but Utd mob ran to Oxford Road and caught the train. Bad day for gooners although they never admit it
Near moon over water near Piccadilly f…..phones
Why say surprisingly dark history of Man U.When Man U were relegated in 1974 segregation at grounds only came in because hooligan United fans were on the warpath where ever they went.
Mib mib mib mibbbbb
Got turned over at Cardiff 74-75
Not true
@@donedwards104 were you there? were you even Born
United never got turned over at Cardiff pal..I was right in amongst it all day..both sides had their moments..in football terms it was a draw!🤨👹
The photo's on the front pages the following day suggest otherwise.......recollections may vary indeed maam
@@drezlove yes I was there, I was born in 1957, I can remember the chants from Cardiff supporters about Munich and United replied with Abervan. If its any consolation to you I did get chased by a dozen Cardiff fans at about 8 o'clock in the morning outside the station, maybe that's what you were referring to.
I was at west ham man united 75, man united were battered all day long, chased out of the southbank and scared to get into any other part of the ground, ended up in the corner of the southbank being protected by the police.
Bolox batterd al day long did they tie them up an burn them with cigs Utd turned up broke the doors down fighting under the stand then the old bill made 2 lines to keep them apart did any club turn up at Old Trafford in the 70s did they frig only Chelsea in 77
Boro gets mentioned twice in this video 1980 we had it with them previous to kick off on Ayresome Park Road backwards and forwards for what seemed likes ages , IMO Boro got the better of them , the unfortune incident when the wall fell down was nothing to do with hooliganism , it was because the Man U fans where held back in the Clive Road corner and it caused a build up of pressure against the wall and unfortunately 2 genuine fans i think they where husband and wife lost their lives , the worst violence i was ever involved in at Ayresome Park was against Sunderland in 1981 fucking mental that day , but the best firm i ever seen at Ayresome Park man to man was West Ham , not many in number but they where game as fuck IMO. The second mention of Boro was at The Riverside all game as fuck but the Police had it sorted that day really
I was at the game and it was caused by a lot of boro fans outside the Clive road giving it large. The Utd fans tried to get out of the ground to have it with them but the police tried to keep them back, the Utd fans then pushed the police aside and started to push on the big gates keeping us in and the force made the concrete supports holding the gates to give way crushing the people walking past. The boro fans then scattered and were chased up the side streets by the Utd fans. I only found our people had died the next day. Tragic.
Red army were fuck all
funny how utd fans like to shout the odds about heysal but brush boro andpalace fans dying under the carpet
UTFB
2 Boro were a tragic accident not involving any fighting where a wall fell on a couple killing them. The Palace fan was involved in a brawl in Wallsall before a game @ Villa Park v United. Very, very different to 39 people losing their life because of a massed riot!!! No-one should lose their life at football. RIP.
And Palace Fan
Selective memories. They forget about trashing the Nou Camp and ripping out seats in a Cup Winners Cup tie.....
@@andrewphippsphillips1455 Could you please send a link to the above please?
Lazy video making
Why?
Luton will get you all next season.
As usual another London firm being glorified..
The ICF doc scene isn't Utd, its Arsenal ffs and West Ham .
Err excuse me it’s a well known fact it was leeds rushing arsenal in a fa cup game .. not icf so do your homework pal .. lusc
United invaded teams so it was a numbers game with them but the cockney reds were ok but the 75 match they got battered I saw united fans getting badged with hammers and all sorts of things, in the ground the chicken run Boys and Mile end along with us essex boys drove them onto the pitch we went on the pitch as well more not to get nicked than after them and they walked round to West Side jumped in there as we also did cos a firm of Essex skins were in there and it was right off in there I had me jean jacket ripped off me it was the cockney reds we were outnumbered and to be fair they kept coming back at us, After the game they were the only ones who stood, up near the boleyn but we had a great firm out that day and they did not last long, they were one firm who did show up regularly at our place. The boat thing is talked about a lot but no mention of the boat before, plenty of offs on that one old bill kept us on the boat so as they could get away.
Btw, did these lot do anything at Millwall's Old Den ???
It was a Monday which was unheard of back then but that’s no excuse when Millwall went to Old Trafford they got ran from Piccadilly and hide in an old fire station
@@daveankerr8786 Hmmmm🤔...did Birmingham City Zulu's do anything at O.T. ???
Went twice in the 80s an nothing happened
They never turned up at the den bottled it fact
Went twice nothing happened
Uh
All bollocks
Proper cringe ffs
Every dog n all that
Do Ipswich town have trouble gang ?
Ipswich have got the Condemned 84 Crew.
Thank you
Boro up there with the very best 👊
UTFB
@@Elmwood-ze3cr 👍🍺
Respect to boro from the Everton scallies
@@williambeck1574 very well said and appreciated,as one of only a very few firms that had a go down Gladys street , acknowledged by Everton fans .
@@mickharrison9004 yeah the late 80s saw each side score big off the pitch wins,loads of weapons used by each side,but that's the way it was in those days,2 big fuck off sets of fans,good luck to you and the front line boys 👍
City for ever
Bay city rollers fan club
west ham 1975 about 20 west ham entered the south stand looking for a ruck and they got one, fighting between the two mobs went on for 10 mins, west ham thinking they had won start singing knees up mother brown, only to be attacked by more united who made their way to west ham mob, west ham getting battered, police arrived separated the two set and eject the battered west ham mob, fact
Tony o Neil was a city fan as a kid.mib mongs in black
It's ok lad,the nurse will be round soon to give you your medicine!🤡👹
@@mickfoskett6629 u munich mong
woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooools
My dad could have been one of those on film 😂😂😂😂
Definitely the scruffiest supporters in England! Still wearing flairs, platform wellies and shirt collars you could take off in, with a stiff breeze.....Bunch of silly mankers!
COYG ... UTA
Half of em are still dressed like a cross between The Bay City Rollers & Slade...😁
Critical thinkers above
Arsenal aint even got a name in football for violence. Liccle man mob
MIB lol top firm hehe not even in top 5 in gtr mcr Bolton,Bury,Rochdale Oldham, Wigan,Stockport etc better firms
MCFC
😂😂😂😂😂dont make me laugh, united run manchester. Biggest firm in the country. City aint even got a mob
you fuckin peanut,
Red Army?, A Load Of Shit (Toonarmyontour)
Was at Upton Park that day in 75...west ham definitely got the better of man utd no question...west ham were well firmed up and thousands of man u left well before the end because they'd had enough
My pals who are from Salford says they got battered at West Ham .UTV
@@clario2178 WHU occupied the center of the away end which shows WHU had taken the away end.
In those days UP was lethal takes some balls to go into the away end with 1000s away fans...Noone except WHU would do that on a regular basis , this coming from Spurs
@@britishqueen94 we took about 6000 in cup qtr final .They said not many turned up back then.UTV
@@clario2178 who is we?
@@britishqueen94 Villa
ManU in the 70s was the biggest draw for all clubs, in those days the media built up The Cockney Reds...BTW that photo purporting to show ManU in Boltoms end is ManU being steamed out of NB Highbury 76 without a fight
Like to act hard in numbers,Norwich, york 😂Didn't too well in Sunderland😂
They would've got slapped at highbury.
Utd went to arswipe many time in the 70s and got results
@@daveankerr8786 I was just asking how effective you would be without your London support?..Tony O Neil in his book says you were getting battered Cardiff 75 until the train with Cockney Reds pulled in ?
@@daveankerr8786 I am Spurs never heard or saw you get a result in London...not even Arsenal...stick to claims against Leeds
Watched a YT clip from 22 season. Leeds outnumbered ManU and chased and slapped the Mancs in Manchester Town center...seems ManU dont have a firm these days?
Leeds got battered
@Timmys pictures don't lie ..didn't need to be there
.clip shows Leeds breaking away chasing outnumbered Mancs one of whom is caught and set upon... saw no Manc ambush?
@Timmys th-cam.com/video/M8skx7c8Zoo/w-d-xo.html Leeds r on the right?
@@britishqueen94 Since when did Leeds fans start wearing red
@@RS__7 R U saying because 2 fellas have red hoodies they are Utd? Because one of the fellas running also has red on.
This clip is part of a Leeds clip . Whoever is on the right comes on top.
Red army don't make me laugh 😂
"This is shit this is_call yourselves West ham_your nothing_we used to go through these lot."😁
@@OrdoAbChao777...🤣🤣🤣..only those who know..Will know!..well said👏👏🇪🇬👹
@mickfoskett_wise words Mick 👍
@@OrdoAbChao777. ..😀😉..a great day in United's mib history Bertie..in the top 3 of my favourite 👊days!👍🇪🇬👹
Battle of Everton Valley man utd got kicked all the way to lime Street Station, they took one hell of a hiding, Munich pricks
The police rounded up Utd’s lads and a about 30 odd got through not exactly a result if you would of meet the main mob it would of been a different story simple had a good 450 out at St. John’s no sign of the bin dippers then
@@daveankerr8786 fucked by the crowd,Everton fc gwladys Street end scallies you hid behind the bizzies Munich shithouses, at least the bizzies had a go,58
@@daveankerr8786 go away you fool by the time you reached town most of your lads where in the Royal Liverpool hospital getting their wounds stitched Munich cunts
@@daveankerr8786 here lad heres a question for you,and think about your answer,how come only 30 to 40 of your boys broke the police escort while that same police escort was getting bricked and bottled to fuck? the police where in no position to stop your boys having a go,they didn't they just shat their kicks and got one hell of a hiding, you let yourselves down...badly
Says, William ‘I am a prick’ Beck